Stories about: NTT

There are just 100 days left for federal agencies to change over from IPv4 -- the version 4 of the Internet Protocol that everyone uses -- to the IPv6 version. In the fast-approaching future where everything from PCs to cars, from alarms to toasters, from phones to cereal packages has an IP address and is connected to the Web, IPv6 promises to make many more IP addresses available -- enough addresses for every conceivable use. Oh, and IPv6 will make Internet communications more secure through better identity verification.

Mobile payments and banking are now moving into the US through some big names, but the speedy checkout system is slow to put in place.

Imagine if your smartphone was as advanced as your toothbrush - at least in the charging department. That would be cooler than your peppermint toothpaste.

Enterprise desktop phones face growing competition from wireless handsets, but they aren't going the way of the typewriter just yet.

Environmentalists have been urging consumers for decades to wake up to impending disaster and change their buying, driving and living habits to reduce pollution, cut energy consumption and help reverse global warming.

Four generations are now jockeying for position on the corporate racetrack. Which generation will deliver the best CIO?

When it comes to telco services, a single vendor solution can lead to multiple problems.

Important new ways of doing business will emerge from the confusing array of mobile applications and services.

Your strategic e-commerce advantage is ringing in your pocket.

What can you really do - right now - on the wireless Web?

European cell phone users already can take a piece of the wireless Web with them. Now the technology is poised to hit the United States.